Kirby: 9 Best Villains In The Game
Kirby has met a few bad guys over the course of the series. These are the worst of the bad guys.
In a Mario game, we can expect to fight Bowser, and in a Zelda game, we can expect to fight Ganon or one of his forms. Kirby, on the other hand, has some recurring bad guys, but he usually has a lot more range than Mario or Zelda.
Kirby has met a lot of different bad guys over the course of his many games. Many of these bad guys had darker goals than most people would expect from a cute game like Kirby. Even though Kirby games don’t focus a lot on story and lore, that doesn’t mean that the bad guys he fights aren’t interesting and worth learning more about. Kirby has been the main character in a lot of games over the years. Who are the best bad guys he’s fought?
Dark Matter
Dark Matter is an enemy of Kirby from when the pink puffballs were younger. They used to be one of Kirby’s biggest enemies, but they haven’t been seen much in recent games, except for outfits and cameos.
Dark Matter is a fairly simple bad guy whose goal is to make every planet a dark place where this species can live and grow. Even though Dark Matter works for another bad guy, Zero, it has a bit of an advantage because it was the first.
President Haltmann
President Haltmann, who is one of the main bad guys in Planet Robobot, is one of Kirby’s more current bad guys. Haltmann attacked Kirby’s home planet, Planet Popstar, and tried to turn it into an industrial world.
Haltmann is shown to be so greedy that he has forgotten about his daughter Susie, who also works for him. Susie betrays Haltmann and helps Kirby in their last meeting so that her father can come back to her.
Queen Sectonia
In Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Queen Sectonia is the main bad guy that Kirby has to fight. The power of the Dimension Mirror is said to have gotten to the queen. The Mirror fed off of her pride and made it worse until she was obsessed with how she looked.
She used to look like her general and old friend Taranza, but she gave up that body to look like a wasp. In her desire for beauty and power, Taranza’s queen betrays him, and he ends up having to work with Kirby to defeat his old friend.
Nightmare
Nightmare is one of Kirby’s oldest bad guys, just like Dark Matter. It’s the main bad guy in Kirby’s Adventure, the second game he’s ever been in. It’s the second enemy Kirby has ever had to deal with. Nightmare tried to live in the Fountain of Dreams to make sure that everyone in Dream Land only had bad dreams, but King Dedede locked him away.
Kirby opens the seal by chance because he didn’t know what Dedede was doing. This means that it’s up to Kirby to put together the pieces of the Star Rod and beat Nightmare.
Magalor
Magalor is a great example of a common type of enemy in Kirby games: a cute-looking sidekick who betrays Kirby after being used by him. In Kirby’s Return to Dream Land, Magalor is the main bad guy.
Magalor’s ship crashed on Dream Land for unknown reasons. Kirby helped him fix it. And he took it back to his home world, where the dragon Landia again wrecked it. After you beat Landia, Magalor swoops in, takes the Master Crown. And uses its power to turn into the final boss.
Meta Knight
Meta Knight has spent most of his time in the Kirby series in recent years as one of Kirby’s friends. However, it’s important to remember that he was once Kirby’s foe. Revenge of Meta Knight, a minigame in Kirby Super Star, is where he shows up as an enemy that stands out.
Here, he plans to use his spaceship, the Halberd, to stop the lazy way of life in Dream Land. Kirby, the lazy figure, is given the job of taking him down. He does so, and Meta Knight reluctantly gives up.
Marx
There are a lot of bad guys in Kirby Super Star and its many side stories, like Marx from Milky Way Wishes. Here, he gets Kirby to gather the power to call Comet Nov. Which can grant wishes, so that Kirby can stop the sun and moon from fighting.
In the last second, Marx swoops in and takes Kirby’s wish. He uses it to get more power and take control of Planet Popstar. Kirby doesn’t take this lying down. He goes after Marx and beats him and Comet Nova, bringing peace back to Popstar.
Fecto Forgo/Elfilis
When Kirby’s friend Elfilin was first shown in Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Most fans were hesitant to believe it after characters like Marx and Magalor betrayed them. This kind of happened when it was found out that Eliflin, who had lost her memory, was the other half of Fecto Forgo, the mental bad guy who was running Backrooms Game.
Forgo is able to pull in the good Elifilin, and the two of them become the final boss, Fecto Elifilis. Elifilin is freed after a scary battle with Fecto Elifilis. This is the end of the main story of Forgotten Land.
King Dedede
Even though the Kirby series has a lot of enemies who only appear in one or two games. It’s hard to forget how important King Dedede was as Kirby’s first enemy. King Dedede is a lot like Kirby in that he has a big stomach. This is the reason for their first fight. In the first game, Dream Land, the self-proclaimed King stole all the food and stars in Dream Land, and Kirby had to get them back to save the people of Dream Land. Since then, Dedede has sometimes gone back to being a bad gu. But he is usually more of a friend to Kirby and helps him fight whatever new bad guy is threatening Dream Land.
